Conversations with Middle Schoolers #55
9 years ago
Monday, May 2, 2011
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Utah Street: The name was derived from the Ute or Utah Indians. The name is in consonance with the method adopted for naming the east-west streets in the platting of the St. Louis Commons after Indian tribes.
Vestibule: It is the space one occupies once inside the door, but not yet into the main interior of the building.
Vestibule: It is the space one occupies once inside the door, but not yet into the main interior of the building.
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- 192/365 Coffee Friday
- 194/365 Mary and Martha
- 193/365 And then the doorbell rang
- 195/365 another thing about hospitality and me
- 196/365 Altar Guild Part One
- 197/365 Altar Guild: History
- 198/365 Altar Guild Part 3
- 199/365 Happy St. Bridget's Day
- 200/365 Juggling the Laundry
- 201/365 Reset
- 202/365 Going to mass all alone
- 203/365 Inner Thoughts and Filters
- 204/365 Two Hundred and Four
- 205/365 A Humble Reminder
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- 207/365 Summer Ordinary Time
- 208/365 Making Sense of Ecclesiastes
- 209/365 Medieval Roots of Modern Catholicism
- 210/365 Catholic Dreams
- 211/365 Food Pantry Knowledge
- 212/365 School Building For Sale
- 213/365 Maeve's Baptism
- 214/365 Adult Education
- 216/365 Minority Religions
- 215/365 Asthma
- 217/365 Mother
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- 219/365 Sts. Gracilian and Felicissima
- 220/365 Coffee with Fr. Miguel
- 221/365 Standing in the Magic Chef Kitchen
- 222/365 Mission Priest
- 223/365 Worship Commission August
- 225/365 Things are important
- 226/365 History: The Softball Team
- 227/365 Oversharing at the Bar
- 228/365 Nicole's Big News
- 229/365 Stewardship August
- 230/365 New Year
- 231/365 Mission
- 232/365 Today's Note
- 233/365 Maeve's Our Father
- 234/365 Stewardship Report
- 235/365 Looking Backward
- 237/365 Maeve Goes To Church
- 236/365 Update on the Utah Vestibule
- 238/365 Gardening
- 239/365 The Bosnians
- 240/365 Emerging Awareness
- 241/365 What?
- 242/365 Faculty Meetings are the Best!
- 243/365 Clothing Drive
- 244/365 Lice
- 245/365 Puzzled
- 246/365 Bundle of Joy
- 247/365 Bye Bye Bosnians
- 248/365 Blast from the Past
- 249/365 Setting an example
- 250/365 Prodigal Son
- 251/365 Mass in the Park
- 252/365 More Mass in the Park
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- Bridgett
- I like to learn. I like to know people who can do things I don't know how to do. I like to drink coffee and sit on my south St. Louis city stoop and chat with neighbors. Dinner can wait. Very blessed by the place I've chosen to call home.
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